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XJ 900 awarded Product of the Year

SULZER is proud that its latest addition to the submersible pumps family, the XJ 900 submersible dewatering pump, has won the Product of the Year category in the Pump Industry Awards programme.

These awards are regarded as one of the leading industrial events, having recognized excellence for twenty years. The finalists were selected by a judging panel including independent experts and representatives from the press and sponsoring companies, as well as open voting through the organizer’s website and various social media outlets.

Like all Sulzer submersible drainage pumps, the new XJ 900 offers an economical and reliable option for dewatering applications. Whether working in mining, tunnelling or construction, the pumps are a valuable asset in handling water ingress with reduced energy usage and downtime. The new pump includes several outstanding design features including the innovative and state-of-the-art hydraulic design which allows for easy conversion between high-head and high-flow applications without having to change impellers.

The XJ 900 underwent rigorous field testing in different critical applications and was exposed to some of the severest operating conditions, exceeding all expectations.

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